Scattering and Absorption of Electromagnetic Waves by Perpendicularly Crossed Multilayered Strip Gratings MATSUSHIMA Akira , ZINENKO Tatyana L. , NISHIMORI Hiroyuki , OKUNO Yoichi IEICE technical report. Microwaves 99(325), 39-46, 1999-09-21
When such oscillations travel (that is, when the swinging does not stay bound to one place) then we speak of waves propagating in space. For example, a singer singing creates periodic oscillations in his or her vocal cords. These oscillations periodically compress and decompress the air, and t...
{ } cos x t x x ωβ + + ∠ 0-3 There are many examples where the wave equation is used: For example waves on a string (planar waves, where A is the amplitude of the wave), or in a membrane (where there is variation in both x and y) and the equation is of the form: 2...
Due to the special conditions of the limited propagation of electromagnetic waves in the substratum it has been found that in the case of signals around 100 kHz the range of transmitted and received sinusoidal pulse approximately corresponds to the range of the time sweep with a triangular wave ...
Electromagnetic waves are waveforms that perpendicularly intersect the electric and magnetic fields and are essentially generated by the flow of electric current. In order to control the interference provided by electromagnetic waves, various electromagnetic shielding technologies have been recently studied. El...